I have consistently cautioned people about stocks with a large share base. SAS is one such company with a bloated share base and FBR is another. As you can see below, FBR recently raised $17m through the issuance of close to 162m shares at 10.5c and as a result, its shares in issue is now 1.4 billion and despite its penny share price just under 10c, it is valued at $138m. No revenues thus far, only a technology that may well be ahead of its time. Compare that against a proven globally successful* tech in Catapult with $86m annual revenues and a $166m market cap, and you can figure that FBR is too rich for its progress to date.
* global success as measured by the adoption of its wearables by global marquee sporting teams.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 0 FBR 1 Before Placement After Placement 2 Shares on issue [excl. performance shrs and Options] 1,241,726,743 1,403,631,512 3 Price on announcement of $17m CR 0.12 4 Price now 0.098 5 Market Cap (m) $ 149.01 $ 137.56 6 7 COMPARE TO 8 CAT (CATAPULT) 9 Market Cap (m) $ 165.85
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